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Checkpoint Firewall Model Comparison

The document compares various Checkpoint Firewall models, detailing their throughput, threat prevention capabilities, and ideal deployment scenarios for different enterprise use cases. It outlines common features across models, licensing options, and key considerations for sizing a firewall, such as network throughput, user/device numbers, and security feature requirements. The models range from small office solutions to large enterprise data center options, emphasizing scalability and integration needs.

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Checkpoint Firewall Model Comparison

The document compares various Checkpoint Firewall models, detailing their throughput, threat prevention capabilities, and ideal deployment scenarios for different enterprise use cases. It outlines common features across models, licensing options, and key considerations for sizing a firewall, such as network throughput, user/device numbers, and security feature requirements. The models range from small office solutions to large enterprise data center options, emphasizing scalability and integration needs.

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Checkpoint Firewall Model

Comparison
• Comparison of key firewall models for various
enterprise use cases.
Checkpoint Firewall Model
Model
Comparison
Use Case Firewall Threat
Chart
Max Expansion Ideal
Throughp Preventio Interfaces Slots Deployme
ut n nt
Spark Small 1.5 – 2.5 340 – 400 10 GE (RJ- 0 Retail,
1500 Office / Gbps Mbps 45) SMB
Branch offices
Quantum SMB / 2.0 – 3.0 500 – 600 8 GE 0 Small
3600 Branch Gbps Mbps businesse
Edge s,
distribute
d
Quantum Mid-size 5.0 – 7.0 1.0 – 1.5 8 GE + 2 1 Mid-size
6200 Enterprise Gbps Gbps SFP branch,
campus
edge
Quantum Medium 7.5 – 12 2.0 – 3.0 10 GE / 2 Corporate
6600 Enterprise Gbps Gbps SFP campus
Quantum Large 20 – 35 7.0 – 10 Up to 24 4 Data
16200 Enterprise Gbps Gbps GE/SFP center,
/ DC high traffic
sites
Common Features Across Models
• • Next-Gen Threat Prevention (IPS, AV, AB,
SandBlast)
• • Identity Awareness
• • Application Control
• • VPN (IPSec, Remote Access)
• • Zero Trust & SASE integration
• • Centralized Management (SmartConsole /
Smart-1)
Licensing Options
• • Base + NGTP (Next Gen Threat Prevention)
• • SandBlast (advanced zero-day threat
prevention)
• • CloudGuard for hybrid cloud security
• • Security bundles: Basic, Plus, Premium
Key Considerations Before Sizing a Firewall

• • Network Throughput Requirements


– Peak bandwidth, concurrent sessions, DPI impact
• Number of Users / Devices
– Internal, remote, BYOD, guest users
• Security Feature Requirements
– IPS, AV, App Control, SSL decryption, Sandboxing
• Network Architecture
– WAN links, VLANs, site-to-site VPN, HA setup
• Interface & Connectivity Needs
– Port types (RJ-45/SFP), link aggregation, 10G/25G
• VPN Requirements
– Remote access and site-to-site VPN load
• Scalability and Future Growth
– Plan for bandwidth and user expansion
• Integration & Management
– Central or cloud management, SD-WAN
• Licensing Model
– NGFW base vs. Plus/Premium, subscription terms
• Deployment Environment
– Rack/desktop, power, cooling, space constraints

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